Latest events

Harnessing the power of a team through identifying and combining individual strengths is a key component in successful leadership. Designed for current leaders and aspiring leaders alike, this workshop series offers a unique opportunity to discover the tools you will need to positively lead others and help create a productive and effective work environment.

This series provides a unique opportunity for graduates and professionals in the early stages of their careers, to learn the fundamental business skills needed to excel, whilst developing a network of contacts within their industry.

If you are thinking of securing funding or an external investment for your business then this workshop is a must. Learn the areas you will need to consider, from a highly experienced financial management consultant.

Project management skills are key in ensuring a project runs smoothly and is completed within the required timeframe. Critical path analysis is fundamental within any project and, when applied correctly, can create efficiency and cost savings. Join us to find out how you can use this important technique within your own organisation.

Hosted by the University of Derby's Centre for Supply Chain Improvement, this masterclass provides an opportunity to learn from our inspiring team of global experts.

If you're unable to join us at our upcoming Postgraduate Open Event on-campus, our next Postgraduate Digital Event is on Thursday 4 November, 10.30am to 4pm. At this online drop-in event, you will be able to chat to our teaching staff and current postgraduate students.

Discover the many benefits of embedding a culture of wellness in the workplace. And learn the steps you can take to embed wellness practices within your organisation.

Find out about the latest developments within the centre, including plans to support businesses and entrepreneurs. This is your opportunity to share your thoughts on the services that would be most useful to the local business community.

Learn how the pandemic has led businesses to develop innovative new business models that are proving to be game changing. Find out how your organisation can take advantage of these emerging opportunities.

Posthuman Meditation is being hosted as part of the annual 'Being Human' Festival, the UK’s only national festival of the humanities. A celebration of humanities research through public engagement, it is led by the School of Advanced Study at the University of London, the UK’s national centre for the pursuit, support and promotion of research in the humanities. 

If you are looking to study one of our undergraduate nursing courses at our site in Chesterfield, visit us for our on-campus Chesterfield Open Day to find out more about studying at St Helena, Chesterfield.

In today’s challenging business environment, change is inevitable. But how do you know when to make changes? How do you maintain staff morale during times of change? Join us to find out.

Our college research showcase highlights the fantastic research taking place across all disciplines within Health, Psychology and Social Care by our staff and students. This year's theme: 'Researching through a global pandemic'. You can attend in person or watch online via a live stream.

During this hour long webinar, we'll take you through the basic principles of how online learning works and what you can expect as an online learner with the University of Derby Online Learning.

This lecture draws on different aspects of Stephen’s career, including his work in the operating theatre, through to professional standards and educational design. Themes relating to patients, public protection and pedagogy have been a catalyst for patient safety as a recurring feature of his contribution to practice, policy, and research.

Join us at our on-campus Undergraduate Open Day on Saturday 27 November where you will be able to meet our teaching teams and students and explore our facilities and award-winning accommodation.

Visit us for our on-campus Postgraduate Open Event on Saturday 27 November to find out more about postgraduate study at Derby.

Adopting new digital technology can be a risky and expensive investment for many organisations, so timing is everything! Join this workshop to learn the strategies that will help you move forwards confidently and make the most of your investment.

If you have plans to create a greener, more cost-effective business but don’t know where to start, this masterclass is for you! Learn a simple, step-by-step process and find out about the support that is available to you to help you along the way.

Professor Kate Moss will discuss her research on the hidden crisis of women’s homelessness and one of the major precipitators, domestic abuse.

We look forward to welcoming to you to the KTP Practitioners Conference 2021. Hosted by the University of Derby, the conference will take place on Thursday 2 and Friday 3 December at the Museum of Making at the historic Silk Mill in Derby.

If you are a business owner, you’ll already know the importance of maintaining accurate accountancy records. But do you know how to make the most of your relationship with your accountant and accounting software? Join this workshop to find out how.

During this hour long webinar, we'll take you through the basic principles of how online learning works and what you can expect as an online learner with the University of Derby Online Learning.

If you are looking to study one of our undergraduate nursing courses at our site in Chesterfield, visit us for our on-campus Chesterfield Open Day to find out more about studying at St Helena, Chesterfield.

Much of the focus on reaching zero-carbon targets has been on large corporations, but how can SMEs become more sustainable? Join our leading expert to find out.

If your business is part of the local high street and you’d like inspiration on how to attract more customers, this is the masterclass for you. Discover insights from the most up-to-date research and ask our expert your retail-related questions.

This one-day symposium 'Creative Homemaking: Visualising Home in Times of Crisis' aims to bring together artists, researchers, curators, and the wider audience to discuss new perspectives and experiences in visualising home in times of crisis.